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La Petite Robe is a collection with signature pieces made in an extraordinarily soft and breathable jersey that enhances feminine curves, all while slimming. Designed to be the epitome of versatility, this Eco-friendly, easy to care for collection is ideal for the cosmopolitan woman on the go.
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Isa Arfen proposes a romantic rebellion, rooted in nostalgia for Fall 2015. Her emotional journey started with exploring the work of photographer Luigi Ghirri, taken in the early 70’s near to her hometown of Ravenna, Italy. His deserted beaches with empty playgrounds evoked faded childhood memories and inspired the muted and washed colour palette; coral, brown, yellow, sand, grey and metallics. Sama’s retrospective reverie took her from the purity of childhood to the feeling of rebellion and irreverence intrinsic to adolescence; which for her was spent preoccupied with Peter Lindberg’s iconic imagery for Italian Vogue. The naivety of childhood is represented in the merino wool knitwear with delicate cotton lace collars and cotton net blouses with miniature collars. The shirting too, supersized as if worn by a child, with extra long sleeves, is reminiscent of youth. Her signature teddy-bear fur story this season is in softer tones, like a comforting toy. Turbulent romance is conveyed in the distressed fabrics; the grungy wool-check and crinkle hounds-tooth wool with the edges left raw. Irregular black sequins drip from hems and sleeves and add subtle accents in knotted dresses. Sama’s evening wear is non-precious, silk viscose appears crushed in full-skirted slip dresses and styled with flat lace up shoes and socks. The shoulder is on show; either symmetrically or asymmetrically, the garments are constructed to look as if they are slipping off, suspended by knitted tape straps. The effortless glamour of the Isa Arfen woman is prevalent in the Harris tweed tailoring and stretch Lurex; which is fashioned into a two-piece; slim culottes and matching V neck tunics and copper house-coat. This season her touch of eccentricity can be found in super-sized corduroy, a PVC coat with mirror buttons and a wool guipure lace dress-coat; a necessary indulgence.
Sama strives to curate a wardrobe that all women can delve into. Her aesthetic lying between the sartorially spontaneous tomboy and the glamorous older woman, for whom style is always considered. She deftly blends these propositions, drawing from the silhouettes of the 70’s and attitude of the 90’s; creating a collection, which is sharper, more defined and closer to the body than seasons past. Photography by Sophia Aerts. View MORE PHOTOS on FB! The Fall/Winter 2015 Collection from GEORGINE was inspired by the spirit of the Weimar Cabaret in 1920s and 1930s Berlin, mixed with the romantic yet mod sensibility of 1960s British designers like Ossie Clarke and Biba. The color palette of the collection was inspired by artist Richard Lindner's work as well as the paintings of Otto Dix. In the GEORGINE Fall 2015 collection expect to see supple suede and leather, luxurious cashmere, elegant embroidery and whimsical celestial detailing. ABOUT GEORGINE
Georgine Ratelband, 25, is a 2011 graduate of the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan. She is passionate about the synthesis of culture, travel and femininity and divides her time between the United States, Europe and Asia. The brands multi-continental approach inspires an eclectic fusion of the electricity of New York, the sensuality of Paris and the chaotic energy of Bangkok, which can be glimpsed in every piece of GEORGINE’s collections. To learn more about Georgine, visit GEORGINE.com Photos courtesy of Georgine.com Favorite looks from Georgine Fall 2015 Collection: For Fall/Winter 2015, Demi Park continues her metaphysical approach to fashion. The designer had in mind the impermanence of all things when she was creating the fall 2015 collection, dissolution and renewal, dust, ashes and flutter, it's about dissolving existing patterns and shapes to give birth to new shapes. The designer strives to create a silhouette that is undefined and shifting with every step, changing appearance through variations of styling and layering, the Parkchoonmoo woman is un-bound, conscious of her soul's freedom, and the ephemeral physical appearance. This season sees a preponderance of oversized coating, floor length maxi coats in alpaca wool blends, "texture blocking" with furs and mohair. A play on texture could be observed in almost every piece, foil-printed wool, alpaca furs, and felts make their appearance throughout, the irregular prints on wool give its surface grainy and stiff, reminding one in some way of the notion of dust while giving the garment a certain grittiness, although a very luxurious one. The transparency that is always a key element in Demi Park's Collections is present in tops and bottoms as well as in the seaming: many garments have seams that are reinforced through a layer of silk chiffon piping, giving the sometimes more masculine oriented shapes a feminine touch, and in a way underlining the notion of dissolution. The color palette is kept very neutral, blacks and whites with many shades of grey, ivory and cream are the norm, with an occasional "pop" of beige. My favorite looks are below: Photos by Imaxtree and Christine Shepherd
View MORE PHOTOS on FB! First time showing during NYFW, Idan Cohen made his U.S debut presenting his fall 2015 collection at the Pavilion on Valentine's day. To mark the grand occasion, moments before the show, Idan Cohen married his longtime life and business partner, Elad Borenstein. First time ever a marriage ceremony took place on the runway at the Lincoln Center! A sweet moment and a great way to kick off their gorgeous collection. Moments later, the show started. For fall 2015, we saw mainly bejeweled evening gowns & cocktail dresses. I can see a few pop-stars wearing the body suits on stage. My favorites are the red carpet worthy gowns. See below: Here's hoping we will see gowns from the Idan Cohen fall 2015 collection on a red carpet soon. After all, Cannes is coming up! To learn more about Idan Cohen, visit here. Main Photos by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images and MBFashionWeek.com View MORE PHOTOS on FB! I attended the Mara Hoffman Fall 2015 show on February 14th at the Lincoln Center. Always been a fan of Mara's Aztec & Ethnic prints from her earlier collections - This collection was no different. Inspired by Charles Fréger's book Wilder Mann, we saw a variety of old and new trends hitting the runway showcasing 38 looks. My favorites are the Starbasket Chiffon Gown, The Black and Cream Stripe Tweed Pammy Dress, Blue Connector Strapless Jumpsuit, Tufted Chiffon Landscape Gown just to name a few. Seriously, so many to name. This was my favorite collection from Mara Hoffman! I say even her best collection thus yet. The styling was on point thanks to stylist, Richard Ruiz. I like the layering in this collection and realistically can see myself opting for the layered looks come fall time. I normally stay away from layering because of looking bulky, but viewing the clothes - I am inspired to give it a try. There's an art to layering and could be tricky, but if done right - it can look so effortless like the photos below. Main images via Style.com
View more PHOTOS on FB! On Friday, February the 14th, I attended the KYE show at Pier 59 studios. Kathleen Kye presented a menswear & womenswear collection. After checking out her earlier work (KYE SS/15 collection is so freaking awesome and the best for street style mavens), I can see why she is building a celebrity following -- Rihanna, 2 Chainz and Leigh Lezark from the Misshapes to name a few. KYE fall 2015 collection is a mix between 90s grunge and sporty chic. I like the casino-themed font on the clothing. The slot symbols was genius! Also, the fall 2015 collection gives me a sweet nostalgia to my favorite movies back in high school: Clueless and Bring it on. After the show, I went backstage to briefly chat with Kathleen and congratulated her on another dope collection. KYE is definitely on my one to watch list. My favorite looks are below: Photos featured by KYEFashion.com
View MORE Photos on FB! Esé Azénabor & newly partner, Dosé Azénabor (who is also her sister) showcased 40 looks during NYFW at the Affinia Hotel. The Fall/Winter 2015 Esé Azénabor collection is an unapologetic artistic demonstration of luxury, culture, and appreciation for the arts. The collection is inspired by the kingship of Henry VIII, and the affluent monarchs of that era, featuring embroidered Jacquard, rich dark tones and brocade fabrications. "The first time I saw the painting of Henry VIII, I was attracted to the gorgeous details of his garments," says Azénabor. "We thought to create a collection inspired by his era in a modernized women's luxury ready-to-wear and couture collection." To learn more about the sister duo, visit Esé Azénabor Photography by Christine Shepherd. Top photo via GettyImages.
View More Photos on FB! First time attending a show by Noon by Noor. I was beyond excited to check out the fall 2015 collection on February 14th at the Lincoln Center. I adored their pre-fall 2015 collection and could not wait to see the collection in person. Noon by Noor's Fall 2015 outing is an elegant and feminine affair. With a focus on silhouette and texture, the designer's referenced clean lines, over-sized shapes and unique textiles. Exuding effortless poise, the fall 2015 woman is confident, chic and charming. We saw a muted palette of oyster to slate grey, aubergine, emine purple, navy, white and black with hints of silver and bronze. Over-sized multicolored jewels with adorn collars whilst floral sequins cascade down skirts and crop tops. Playful elements are sprinkled throughout the collection from a scattered jewel print coat dress to sparkly gold, silver and blue socks. There is a reference to relaxed sportswear in the form of an embellish grey couture sweat top, black filled foam mesh bomber as well as a navy jogger and bomber look. Metallic can work when it's not overboard. I can see myself wearing a few items from the fall 2015 collection. I love the jackets that were featured in this collection like the one above (on the left). My favorite looks are below: Photography by Imaxtree and Christine Shepherd
View MORE Photos on FB! First time showing during New York Fashion Week, Mongolian designer Bayarmaa Bayarkhuu debuted her fall 2015 collection on the second day of NYFW.
Bilguun & Ashit kicked off the show with a musical performance. The collection is inspired by a combination of traditional Mongolian costumes, urban casual style and an entrepreneur lifestyle mixing tradition and luxury with casual comfort. The fall 2015 ready to wear line incorporates sleek wearable pieces with Mongolian lamb fur-lined outwear. Cashmere, a special material from Mongolia, is used to create glossy hues with added sparkle. Bold colors such as turquoise, amethyst, sapphire and emerald, accentuate the raw materials used, keeping the essence of Mongolia. My favorite look below: |
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